Pool Resurfacing & Replastering
Gunite and fiberglass pool resurfacing in plaster, pebble and quartz finishes, stripped, prepped and applied for a smooth, watertight interior.
Every pool surface has a service life. Plaster etches and thins, tile grout lets go at the waterline, coping stones loosen, vinyl liners fade and stretch, and one spring the pool just reads tired. Rough patches that scrape feet, stains no brush touches and hairline cracks are not cleaning problems, they are the surface telling you it is done.
That is where our renovation crew comes in. We resurface and replaster gunite and fiberglass pools in plaster, pebble and quartz, replace waterline tile and coping, repair cracks, swap vinyl liners and resurface pool decks, through to full remodels with new lighting, steps and equipment. Serving Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland, Renton, Redmond, Sammamish and Edmonds.
Pool resurfacing, repair and remodeling, handled by the same local crew that services Seattle pools every day.
Gunite and fiberglass pool resurfacing in plaster, pebble and quartz finishes, stripped, prepped and applied for a smooth, watertight interior.
Waterline pool tile replacement, coping repair and full coping replacement, matched to your pool or upgraded to something new.
Pool crack repair and gunite repair, from surface crazing to structural cracks injected, stapled and sealed before they grow.
In-ground pool liner replacement, measured to your pool, fitted wrinkle-free and locked in with new gaskets and faceplates.
Pool deck resurfacing and repair, overlays and coatings that turn cracked, slippery concrete into a safe, clean surround.
Full pool remodeling: new finish, tile, lights, steps, benches and a modern equipment pad, planned and built by one crew.
Not sure if that crack is letting water out? Start with leak detection or a full pool inspection before committing to a scope.
A renovation is the cheapest moment you will ever have to upgrade. The pool is already drained, the crew is already on site, and changes that would be disruptive on their own, LED lighting, a bench or tanning ledge, wider steps, become line items instead of projects. Most remodel customers come in for resurfacing and leave with a pool that works better than the day it was built.
It is also the right moment to modernize the pad. We fold equipment installation, heater installation and pool automation into the same project, so the refill comes with a quieter pump, warmer water and controls on your phone.
"So excited my pool is getting repaired. The two men who came to do the inspection were amazing! They came on time, explained everything, and were polite, courteous and patient with me."
It depends on the size of the pool, the condition of the existing surface and the finish you choose. Standard plaster is the most affordable, quartz costs more, and pebble finishes sit at the top but last the longest. Most Seattle in-ground pools land in the $7,000 to $20,000 range once prep work is included. We inspect the pool, then give a clear written quote before any work starts. Call (206) 202 1454 for a free quote.
Standard plaster typically lasts 10 to 15 years, quartz finishes 12 to 18, and pebble finishes 15 to 20 or more. Water chemistry is the biggest variable: a pool kept balanced its whole life reaches the far end of those ranges, while one that has run aggressive water shows etching and roughness years early. If your plaster feels like sandpaper or stains will not brush out, it is time.
White plaster is the classic: smooth, bright and the most affordable, with the shortest lifespan. Quartz blends crushed quartz into the plaster for better stain resistance, more color options and a longer life. Pebble finishes embed small stones for the most durable, slip-resistant and natural-looking surface, at the highest price. We walk you through samples and help you match finish to budget.
A straight resurfacing job usually runs about one to two weeks: drain, prep, finish application, then refill and startup chemistry. Add tile and coping and you are closer to two to three weeks. A full remodel with structural changes, new equipment and a deck can run four to eight weeks depending on scope and weather. We give you a schedule with the quote and keep you posted as work moves.
Replastering is one kind of resurfacing: stripping or bonding over the old plaster and applying a new plaster coat. Resurfacing is the umbrella term that also covers pebble and quartz finishes, fiberglass re-coating and vinyl liner replacement. Whatever the material, the goal is the same, a watertight, smooth surface that looks and feels new.
Often, yes. Seattle winters are mild enough that surface work is possible most of the year; the real constraint is rain, since finishes need dry conditions to cure properly. We schedule around the forecast and tent the work when it makes sense. An off-season renovation also means the pool is ready the day swim season starts, instead of losing July to construction.
Yes. Cracked, spalling or slippery concrete pool decks can usually be resurfaced with overlays or coatings rather than torn out, and we repair settled or damaged sections while we are at it. Doing the deck alongside a pool resurfacing is the most cost-effective way to make the whole backyard read as new.
Yes. A full remodel can combine a new interior finish, waterline tile and coping, LED lighting, added steps, benches or a tanning ledge, a modern equipment pad and automation. We handle design, the written quote, the construction work and the startup, one crew and one point of contact from drain to first swim.
Surface stained but structurally sound? A drain and acid wash may buy it a few more years. Pool losing water? Leak detection. Or browse the full list of pool and hot tub services.
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